Based on Anthony Doerr's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Netflix's four-part limited series All The Light We Cannot See is a compelling, earnest, and moving coming-of-age story about two young adults from opposite worlds trying to survive during WWII. All The Light We Cannot See Review Following the novel’s time-hopping structure, All The ...
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Pencils vs Pixels Review: A Beautiful Exploration of the Magic of Animation
Pencils Vs Pixels is a lovingly crafted, detailed look at the magic of animation's past, present, and future. Pencils vs Pixels Review Directors Bay Dariz and Phil Earnest have assembled generations of animators, film analysts, and admirers to tell the story of how animation has evolved from pencils to pixels. Narrator Ming-Na Wen, the ...
Goosebumps Season 1 Review: A Welcomed Return to the World of R.L. Stine
Ask any 90s kid what their gateway to horror was and the answer will 100% be Goosebumps. After a successful TV show in 1995 and some movies that didn't live up to the name, Disney+ and Hulu's Goosebumps is a welcomed return to the world of R.L. Stine that will satisfy both new and longtime fans alike. Goosebumps Season 1 Review It's ...
Disney’s Launchpad Season 2 Review: Heartwarming Stories About Connection
Disney's Launchpad Season 2 features six all new live-action shorts that follow the theme of connection. The result is stories that are heartwarming, timely, and a lot of fun. Disney's Launchpad Season 2 Review After a stellar season 1 last year, Disney’s Launchpad is back with another collection of live-action shorts from a new generation of ...
The Re-Education of Molly Singer Review: A Crazy Good Time
Another solid entry into the rated R comedy genre, The Re-Education of Molly Singer reverses the adult going back to school trope for a crazy good time. The Re-Education of Molly Singer Review Party girl Molly Singer (Britt Robertson) somehow managed to graduate from college and get a job at a legal firm. You would think that means she ...
